Across
- 4. Questions used to retrieve data stored in database.
- 5. A formatted, easy-to-read listing of the results of a query.
- 6. Is comprised of fields (columns) and records (rows).
- 9. A primary key from another table.
- 10. A single instance of data stored in a database table.
- 11. Defines the logical groupings and relationships between database objects such as tables and fields.
Down
- 1. To associate data in one table with data in another table. To do this, add a foreign key field to one of the tables.
- 2. A computer language used by most relational databases for creating queries. Using SQL, a database user can view, edit, delete, and create database records.
- 3. Most records in a database require a way to distinguish them from other records. This is a unique identifier that distinguishes records.
- 7. Describes a single attribute of each record in a table.
- 8. Most database users don't write queries in query language directly. Instead, they enter information into a form that builds the query automatically.